Raincoat Made From Plastic Bags
There are many countries across the world that sell water in plastic pouches. These bags are thrown away once used. It only adds on to the plastic waste that is massively generated
Juliette’s Eco-Art Breathes Life into Discarded Materials: Unveiling Beauty from the Depths
At first glance, Eco-Art by Juliette may leave you perplexed with its array of plastic ropes, colorful fibers, and interesting shapes. The backstory behind all her captivating pieces is one that plagues the earth. Plastic and pollution have entwined their
A Device That Filters Plastic Out Of Beach Sand
Ken G Kosada is a professional action cinematographer and a photographer. He is based in Honolulu, Hawaii.nKen is a nature lover and staying in Hawaii,
There Might Be Plastic In Your Blood! – For The First Time Researchers Found MicroPlastics In Blood Stream
Microplastics have been found in many unexpected spots and it might be hard to believe the many bizarre findings. Many studies have come to
Nestlé’s Plastic Strategy Altered Amidst 280,000 Tons of Waste—Recycling Goals Pushed to 2025
Few noticed when Nestlé tweaked its plastic packaging goals in 2022. Rather than use only “recyclable” or reusable packaging by next year, the shift in language on the website of the world’s
Govind Tekale
Over 80% of Studied Clots Reveal Microplastic Presence—Links to Increased Stroke and Heart Attack Risks Uncovered
The patients, with an average age of 65, had diverse health and lifestyle histories, including smoking, alcohol consumption, high blood pressure, or diabetes. They used plastic products daily and were roughly divided
Tejal Somvanshi
Ditch Your Guilt! MSU’s New Plastic Melts in Your Backyard!
In a transformative leap for sustainable materials, Michigan State University (MSU) researchers have recently unveiled a bio-based polymer blend that boasts an impressive capability: it’s compostable both in industrial settings and the
Rahul Somvanshi
From Pond to Green Solution: The Birth of Algae-Based Bioplastics
In an effort to address the global plastic pollution crisis, a team of researchers at the University of Washington (UW) have made a significant breakthrough. They have developed a unique bioplastic from
When Plastic Turns to Stone: Trindade Island Discloses Harrowing Reality of Ocean Pollution
Brazil’s Trindade Island, an isolated volcanic refuge about 1,140 km away from the mainland, has always held a magnetic appeal for scientists. However, the recent discovery of ‘plastiglomerates’ – rocks interlaced with
Petrochemical Peril: From Plastic Dependence to a Circular Economy
It becomes increasingly clear that our plastic production habits are a significant contributor, as we peer into the abyss of environmental crises. Exacerbating climate change, the production of new plastic, a process
Transforming Food Residues into Future Resources: Bio’c and Burn’tShell
In a world harmed by the devastating consequences of disposable plastics, industrial designers Zumra Yagmur Cetinler and Damla Ertem have emerged as visionary innovators in the field of bio-based materials, presenting Bio’C
Angelin Mariya Jiji
From Black Gold to Synthetic Curse: The Surprising Origins of our Plastic Nightmare
The origin story of plastic, rooted in the once revolutionary oil and gas industry, is as surprising as it is ubiquitous. This material, a by-product of petroleum refining, has embedded itself into
The Soybean Car: Henry Ford’s Pioneering Contribution to Sustainable Automobility
In the early 1940s, Henry Ford, a renowned industrialist and visionary, pioneered an extraordinary concept in the face of impending metal scarcity: a car made from agricultural produce, aptly known as the
Karmactive Team
Cruz Foam is Reshaping the Packaging Industry with Sustainable Alternative to Styrofoam
A company called Cruz Foam, based in Santa Cruz, is revitalizing the packaging industry with its eco-friendly alternative to Styrofoam, which is also known as polystyrene foam. Local businesses, including Vero Coffee